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People’s Post Claremont & Rondebosch - June 03, 2025

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People’s Post Claremont & Rondebosch Description:

प्रकाशक: Novus-Media

वर्ग: Newspaper

भाषा: English

आवृत्ति: Weekly

People’s Post is a local newspaper that’s distributed free of charge across the southern suburbs, Claremont & Rondebosch areas every Tuesday.

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June 03, 2025

Walk for a worthy cause

Are you ready to step up and say no to childhood hunger? Then the annual Blisters for Bread Charity Family Fun Walk is just the thing for you.

1 mins

'Senzeni na?' A song I sing over 'n over again

\"Senzeni na? What have we done?\" This is a song I often find myself singing in the office, much to the amusement of my colleagues. Here I am, a woman in South Africa today, writing this and find myself singing it yet again.

2 mins

Drive to collect more than 1 mil soup packets

With the winter cold and chilly days fast approaching vulnerable people will be most affected. In light of this Pick n Pay Hypermarket is partnering with Feed the Nation to collect over 1 million packets of soup for vulnerable communities.

1 mins

A cry for protection

SOME WOUNDS AREN’T VISIBLE ON X-RAYS

2 mins

Stylists to learn from world's best

Four young women from Christel House, a non-profit school in Ottery, are taking part in the Intercoiffure Mondial Hamburg 25 World Congress in Germany.

2 mins

Bam aims to inspire young people

YOUR STORY, YOUR TRUTH, YOUR PERSPECTIVE, IT'S POWERFUL

3 mins

Feelings on local spaza shop

With the spotlight firmly placed on spaza shops and their ownership, People’s Post spoke to some residents to get their thoughts and feelings about having them in their communities.

1 mins

Spaza up-charges anger residents

Spaza shops have long been a vital part of communities, providing affordable and convenient access to everyday goods.

2 mins

Tragedy strikes Slave Route Challenge

A tragic incident marked this year's Slave Route Challenge when a 59-year-old female runner died after she was struck by a falling oak tree during the event on Sunday 1 June.

2 mins

New forum to tackle pollution in the Salt River catchment

Reducing pollution and flooding across key parts of the Salt River catchment including, Maitland, Pinelands, Athlone, Mowbray, Observatory, Thornton and Paarden Eiland will be high on the agenda for the new Lower Salt River Catchment Management Forum (LSR-CMF) launched late last month.

3 mins

'Protecting children starts at home'

“The protection of children starts at home and in the community.” This is the view of Lucinda Evans, founder of Philisa Abafazi Bethu, a non-profit organisation (NPO) working with abused women and vulnerable children in Steenberg.

3 mins

Delays ahead for motorists

Residents and commuters in Lansdowne are advised to anticipate delays and consider alternative routes where possible due to road closures to and from Imam Haron Road.

1 mins

GDHA launches digital hub

Visitors who always wanted to envision what it was like exploring ancient rock art and dark caves can now look forward to testing Fish Hoek Valley Museum's new digital museum room.

3 mins

Unwanted household goods get a new lease

Unwanted or obsolete household goods in storage in other people's garages or rooms are getting a “second chance in life” after Sue Vorster from Wetton opened up her home to help needy non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the Southern Suburbs.

1 mins

Two Oceans Aquarium celebrates turtle conservation

Plans for the construction of a new state-of-the-art Turtle Conservation Centre (TCC) in the Waterfront’s Granger Bay precinct got a much-needed impetus on Thursday 29 May during the annual One Blue Heart event at the One&Only in Cape Town.

3 mins

Artscape still the stage for every story five decades later

From a bold vision to a cultural landmark, the building that houses Artscape turned 54 this year, standing tall not just in bricks, but in creativity, community and remaining a beacon of hope for artists.

3 mins

ACT calls for visionary talent

ONLY SA CITIZENS WHO ARE AVAILABLE FROM AUGUST-OCTOBER ARE ELIGIBLE

2 mins

Junior teams battle for honours

Bothasig AFC hosted the Back 2 Basics Soccer Tournament for u-7 to u-11 teams from across the metro this past weekend (Friday 30 May to Sunday 1 June) at the Abe Sher Stadium.